The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-15
COUNCIL LAST NIGHT NIGHT.
MANY 1NrEnEsrNe a1ArrEps
Consldored In the two Drahches-The Re
nHaaIgts.s e - hrtThH "a
port In Reference to Collector Crawford.
Methods Adopted-A Funny Proceed
Ing In tho second Branch.

HaH .M~HHNNaH .NA.NANE4 IN.N..NM
"a regular meeting Of Council was held
last evening. It was the fra. meeting
held in three weeks. The attendance q
membera was good and there was a large,
attendance OF spectators than usual
Among the lattor were half a dozen ladies
who under the escort Of some gentlemen
friends, peeped in for a few minutes
Their appearance was a decidedly unusual
feature. The Second Branch was called
TO orderly President Gillsland at 8 o'clock
There was q good sized quorum presen,
when Clerk Bowers commenced to rcaJ
the lengthy minutes Of tho previous meet
Ing, and before be had concluded all The
members except Messrs. Robertson
Whyto and Young wero present.
FOR A RAILROAD SWITCH. 4
The rules were Suspended. on motion q
Mr.. Cruise, and q communication from M,
LaBelle Pottery Company taken up. i
stated that the company was about road,
10 commence tho construction OF its new
and extensive works on Woods street. IN
posite the LaBslle mill, and permission {
construct a switch to connect with the b
& Q. tracks on T~hirty-eecond street wsl
asked. This switch will be necessary II
erecting the pottery and for the shipmenl
Of goods after It's completion. An ordi
nance granting permission to construcI
such q switch was adopted by both
branches.
The First made seyoral verbal amend.
fnents, and added q section in which the
word LaBelle, rs reported to the Second,
was spelled .labella." Mi. Harrell said
that were IL not for retarding tho new
company In its work, he would move ia
non.coneur. He was tired OF tho contin,
ued e%ndsavoin Of the First to force wha,
1t evidently considered It's superior gram,
inasicsl knowledge on this Branch. The
Second c%oncurred in the amendments
Mr.. Harrell then moved that q spocin]
committee be appointed to inform the
First Branch that In making amendments
1t would confer a favor on the Second by
making them correctly. No end Of amor
| was bad over this. Mr.. Harrell stuck If
bis point, and with the assistance of a 600,
phut oSsaaiby io4SSu fuC SudlI 10 pQk llf
motion, which was adopted. Messrs. Har.
rell, Jaeger and Maxwell were appointed
as sueh committee, and upon their depart.
urs for the chamber Of the First, they
! were followed by nearly MI the otho,
members and the spectators.
The advent OF 90 many people al one
time caused quite a stir in tho First. Mr.,
Aiylea who was in the chair rose with presi
dignity and askedto whatthe intrusion was
dne. Mr.. Harrell. explained the situation
aud in return he, the committee and the
Second Branch were. severelyreprimsndod
by MIR. Myles, who characterized the
entire proceedings as foolish and undipni.
fed. The committee was about crushed,
and was entirely SO when a motion TO ian
Mr.. HarIell on the table was adopted, Il
the Second after Mr.. Harrell had mads
his report q motion to receive tho report
and tle Mr.: harrall was adopted. Having
had its half hour Of fun, the Branch .ayain
settled 10 business.